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Stephen Lunn

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As seen in: The Australian, The Money Puzzle, Broadsheet Australia, CathNews, Australian National Review
Social affairs editor at The Australian. Father of three boys.
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GEN Z GLOOM MEANS NO BABY BOOM - The Australian

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By Stephen Lunn 
| edition.pagesuite.com
They’re just starting to hit that ­decision point about starting a family, the nation’s Gen Zers born from 2000, but there’s a looming problem. “All the evidence we’re seeing through surveys shows they’re the most pessimistic, the most misanthropic generation ever,” demographer Simon Kuesten-macher said. “Their thoughts are overwhelmingly negative. “If they’re asked about housing they think they’ll never afford to have a house. Climate change is very high in their minds.
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Recipe: Stephen Lunn’s Charred Tasmanian Pepperberry and Whisky Beef Sticks

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By Stephen Lunn 
| Broadsheet Australia
Sourcing quality ingredients is essential for this dish to shine. Choose a top-quality grass-fed beef rump from your local butcher as well as a quality whisky – Tasmanian preferably. Whatever whisky you choose will influence the flavour of the beef – so if you prefer a beautiful earthy flavour, choose a good quality peaty whisky.
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25-foot steel goat installed in remote Northumberland countryside

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By Stephen Lunn 
| Dispatchist
Its installation by the Revitalising Redesdale Partnership, led by Natural England, marks the conclusion of a five-year project to celebrate the valley’s cultural heritage and protect its landscape and wildlife.8m Landscape Partnership Scheme, funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, which aimed to celebrate, conserve and enhance Redesdale’s rich cultural heritage, landscape and wildlife.The aims of the project were to empower local communities to better understand, conserve and enhance...
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